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October 14, 2025 by Scott Phelps
These students represent our future: diverse, bright young minds pursuing higher education.
These students represent our future: diverse, bright young minds pursuing higher education.
Pasadena’s Knox Presbyterian Church hosted a live musical performance Saturday evening, and folks turned out to fill the pews.
Pasadena Unified’s Center for Independent Study (CIS Academy) has announced the 2025 recipients of the Brian O. McDonald Scholarship, named in honor of the...
Mallika Sheshadri has been named Valedictorian of Pasadena High School’s Class of 2025. In addition to this recognition of her academic excellence, she has...
The campus of McKinley School, home to McKinley K-8 and Eliot Middle School, came alive on Saturday, March 29th, as hundreds of “mathletes” from across the...
The Pasadena Unified Student Think Tank (STT) and Student Assembly (SAC) hosted their first youth conference for district students and teachers at the Sheraton...
Given that twenty-three percent of all licensed businesses in Pasadena are located in the evacuation order and do-not-drink water areas, the City of...
At 2:01 am on Thursday, March 20, 2025, the Earth reaches the point in its orbit known as the Vernal or Spring Equinox. At this moment, neither hemisphere is...
Friends and family of 18 Pasadena Unified graduates from the Center for Independent Study (CIS) and Rose City High School attended the ceremony at the former...
At 1:21 am on Saturday, December 21, 2024, the Earth reached the point in its orbit known as the Winter Solstice.
I recently submitted a pothole repair request via the city of Pasadena’s website. https://www.cityofpasadena.
At 5:43 am Pacific Time on Sunday, September 22, 2024, the Earth reaches the point in its orbit known as the Autumnal or Fall Equinox. At 5:43 am Pacific Time...
About a year ago, a couple of actors/comedians, Tom Allen and John Parr, appeared before the Pasadena City Council during public comment for items not on the...
As readers are undoubtedly aware, housing affordability and homelessness continue to be major challenges statewide and in the many San Gabriel Valley cities.
653 US community colleges were evaluated on three key dimensions: cost and financing, education outcomes and career outcomes.
The Center for Independent Study (CIS Academy), Pasadena Adult Living Skills (PALS), Rose City High School, and Twilight/Adult Education programs had a meet and...